#Rhagionidae
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A striking black-and-gold golden backed snipe fly (Chrysopilus thoracicus). The patch on her back looks like shaggy metallic fur. #fly #flies #diptera #rhagionidae #insects #arthropods #Photography
Inaturalist tells me that both of these are quadrate snipe flies (Chrysopilus quadratus), but their coloration is very different. Does anyone know why? They both look like males, with their head-encompassing (holoptic) eyes. Is there just t
Here's a fly I haven't seen before. I think he's an "ornate snipe fly" (Chrysopilus ornatus). I was impressed by this guy's behavior. He kept flitting from leaf to leaf, taking deep bows. I guess he was waving his tail-end in the air to spr
What “rhagionidae” means
WikipediaRhagionidae or snipe flies are a small family of flies. They get their name from the similarity of their often prominent proboscis to the beak of a snipe.
“Rhagionidae” on Wikipedia (CC BY-SA) →#rhagionidae across platforms
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